Arthur Dong

Practice Areas

Mr. Dong is a partner at JunHe Beijing office.

Mr. Dong has accumulated rich experience in handling international commercial dispute resolution during his practice of nearly 30 years, focusing on complex matters of litigation and arbitration in relation to cross-border transactions. His expertise covers a wide spectrum, including: international trade, cross-border investments, M&A, shareholder disputes, technology transfer and intellectual property protection, as well as distribution and franchise disputes.

Mr. Dong has been acting as legal counsel or arbitrator under the ICC Rules, HKIAC Rules, SIAC Rules, LCIA Rules, SCC Rules, ICDR Rules, JAMS Rules, UNCITRAL Rules, CIETAC Rules, BAC Rules, SHIAC Rules, SCIA Rules, etc.

Mr. Dong has successfully applied for recognition and enforcement of foreign arbitral awards in China, as well as recognition and enforcement of Chinese arbitral awards outside of China, which was highly recognized by clients.

Mr. Dong has also been invited to act as an expert witness on Chinese law in a number of arbitrations or litigations outside of China.

Mr. Dong has been highly ranked by Chambers & Partners in the field of Arbitration (2015-2024), recognized by Who's Who Legal as Leading Practitioner and “Thought Leader” in the field of Arbitration (2019-2024), recommended by Legal 500 as Leading Individual in Dispute Resolution (2017-2024), and recognized by Legal 500 as “Arbitration Lawyer of the Year (2023)”.

Mr. Dong has been appointed as an adjunct professor at the School of Juris Master of China University of Political Science and Law, and a research fellow of the Institute of International Arbitration of Renmin University.

Career

Mr. Dong is admitted to practice PRC law. He is also arbitrator and/or mediator of HKIAC, SIAC, ICDR, KCAB, AIAC, CIETAC, CMAC, BAC, SHIAC, SCIA, etc, as well as Rapporteur of ICCA Yearbook for China, and member of ICC Commission on Arbitration and ADR.

Mr. Dong is a current member of the HKIAC Council and also a member of HKIAC Proceedings Committee.

Languages Spoken

Mandarin and English

Education